🚀 go-pugleaf

> I will still rather confused by this scheme.  Sure the seller is at a lost
> when someone doesn't honour the COD package, but what does the potential
> buyer get out of it other than the "enjoyment" of ripping someone off ?

> > gogor@sover.net (Sean Kelly) wrote:
> > >Wierd, I was just going to post something re: this guy myself...on this
> > >one, I was actually SELLING something to him via COD and he let me go
> > >ahead and send it to him and then without calling or mailing me he asked
> > >UPS to hold it at their office because he told the driver he didn't have
> > >the money.....
> > stuff deleted..
> > 
> > Dang!  The exact same thing happened to me.  I thought it was just a
> > one time thing and did not think it was worthy for a net posting.  Ned
> > agreed to buy my two Mackie 1604 mixers.  He had me UPS 2nd Day Air
> > COD one unit (I was waiting for a box for the second one) only to have
> > him tell the UPS office on his end to hold it since he �did not have
> > the money for it yet.�   Since Ned had specifically told UPS to hold
> > it and he was going out of town, UPS refused to return it until that
> > date unless my request is in writing.  


This is bizzare...I have not looked in this group for quite a while, but
the first thing on the list is something I too had a problem with.  Ned,
Alias Congdonman, made a deal to buy my $1200 Neuman mic...COD.  After one
month I finally got it back from UPS.  Same senario...he told UPS to hold
it at their station and let it sit there until their limit expired.  He
never picked it up and it took another week to get back to me.  He did
send me the shipping cost $25 after I called him, but, I was frustrated
and really was counting on the money. I don't get it.  Why would someone
do this.  I thought mine was an isolated honest (inconsiderate) mistake.